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I have not. But I was planning too. Lol Hopefully, I'll find time to build a new chicken coop. I was planning to try that method.🤷 I just finished working on a 1935 old road home. Had to remove the ceiling because it was falling. If it wasn't for this blade, I would have been lost. Someone used chicken wire and stucco for a bedroom ceiling. Since this blade eats through both matariel's, I was able to do the demo job in a day. Thanks for watching.

@@HandymanLand So here's what happens if you cut metal roofing with a blade. The blade produces thousands of super heated metal fragments in the form of dust. Which then fuse themselves onto the metal substrates surface causing rust to form in just days of weeks after the install. It's even worse if the metal roofing comes painted from the factory. If you do have to use a blade, use a taped covering over the existing substrate to protect it from the metal dust from the blade. and tape the surface right on the line you are cutting.

​@@h2oecho This is a perfect example why I encourage people to leave comments and share their knowledge and experience. I started this channel to teach and to be taught. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips.👍